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Israels parliament approved a government-controlled inquiry into the Hamas attack, sparking controversy as victims families demand an independent state commission. Netanyahus coalition advanced a bill letting lawmakers pick investigators, bypassing the Supreme Courts appointment process. Victims and survivors are outraged, launching campaigns for real accountability. Netanyahu argues the panel will earn public trust, but opposition leaders call it a cover-up. The deep divide over uncovering the truth continues to test Israels unity.

A new poll suggests that most Russians anticipate the war in Ukraine to conclude in 2026, with 70% expecting next year to be more successful than the current one. This optimism is tied to ending the special military operation, as per Moscows terms. The poll, conducted by Russias state pollster VTsIOM, reveals a shift in public sentiment, with two-thirds of Russians now backing peace talks. The Kremlin may be gauging support for a potential wind-down as diplomacy intensifies.

Moscow reels from back-to-back car bombings, killing police officers and civilians, amidst ongoing peace talks with Ukraine. The Kremlins security failures raise questions about their competence, while Ukraines strategic moves may be shifting the narrative.

Thirty-seven-year-old Colorado mother, Kimberlee Singler, accused of murdering two children and attempting to kill a third, has returned to the U.S. after extradition from the UK. Singler, facing multiple charges, initially blamed her ex-husband but was later arrested in London. Despite challenging extradition, she lost and is now in custody without bond, awaiting court appearance. The case has deeply affected the Colorado Springs community.

Democratic senators urge Trump to reverse mass recall of career ambassadors, warning of leadership gap and potential loss of global influence to rivals like Russia and China.

Heartbreaking Discovery: Mother Arrested for Murder of Nine-Year-Old Daughter in Utah

Britain reaffirms commitment to free speech amid US visa bans on anti-disinformation campaigners, emphasizing the need to balance online safety efforts with core freedoms.

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Central African Republic prepares for December 28 elections, with President Faustin Archange Touadera seeking a third term. The country, plagued by unrest since 2013, relies on Russia for security. Recent peace deals have calmed things, but protests erupted over Touaderas rerun bid. Human rights groups worry about voter list gaps and poll worker training. Russia and Rwanda, allies of Touadera, push for influence and resources. UN peacekeepers will secure voting sites, but a major opposition coalitions boycott may clear Touaderas path to victory, leaving the countrys future uncertain.